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Possible Analytical Approach for Developing Ecosystem based Adaptation Master plan Dave Loubser PEBACC Country Manager Vanuatu Ecosystem and Socio economic Resilience Analysis and Mapping 2 Habitat Stability to Climate Change


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Possible Analytical Approach for Developing Ecosystem‐based Adaptation Master‐plan

Dave Loubser PEBACC Country Manager ‐ Vanuatu

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Ecosystem and Socio‐economic Resilience Analysis and Mapping

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Habitat Stability to Climate Change

  • Use various climate variables

– What is available – What do you believe is important

  • Can use a variety of proxys for habitat

– Land Cover – Vegetation – Biome

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Habitat Stability to Climate Change

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Biome/Habitat/Vegetation Model Predicted changes in habitats based on predicted climate envelopes Habitat Change Prediction habitat stability

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  • Flood Attenuation
  • Stream flow Augmentation
  • Erosion Control
  • Sediment trapping
  • Etc.

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Priority Water Ecosystem Services

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Priority Water Ecosystem Services

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  • Aquatic Priorities
  • Critical Biodiversity Areas
  • Protected Area Expansion Priorities

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Priority Biodiversity Infrastructure

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Priority Biodiversity Infrastructure

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  • Refugia
  • Areas of endemism
  • Corridors
  • Dispersal Areas
  • Gradients / heterogeneous areas

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Priority Areas Supporting Resilience

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Priority Areas Supporting Resiliance

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  • Population density and location
  • Poverty Index
  • Consumption
  • Dependency ratio
  • Access to services
  • etc

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Priority Socio‐Economic Vulnerability

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Population Other Socio Economic Variables

Prioritise Socio‐Economic Vulnerability

Integrated Socio‐Economic Map

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Prioritised Vulnerability

Habitat Stability Prioritised Biodiversity Infrastructure Prioritised Water Ecosystem Services Prioritised Socio‐ Economic Services Vulnerability

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  • This study was done in a data rich area
  • Use proxys where possible
  • Don’t limit one’s self to the categories used

– Water may not be the most important ecosystem service

  • If you can show one variable is more important than another,

weight it accordingly

  • There are other tools to model habitat change/stability

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Approach